Let's congratulate our class of 2020 high school graduates from Etowah High School.
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The Cherokee School Board recently unanimously approved a contract with Mountain Ed to take over the district’s evening high school program.
Cherokee Schools' young scientists and engineers recently competed at the Northwest Georgia Regional Science and Engineering Fair.
More than 300 high school juniors were recognized as superintendent’s key scholars for being the top in their class.
The Cherokee Council PTA has set the schedule for its Parent University program presented in collaboration with the district and community.
The celebration on March 12 will honor one support staff employee from each of Cherokee County's schools, centers and office divisions.
The openings were prompted by the announcement that several longtime school and county leaders will retire at the end of the school year.
Reinhardt's Cauble School of Nursing & Health Sciences said 100 percent of its first graduating class passed the NCLEX to become RNs.
On average, less than one-half of 1 percent of the 1.8 million students who take the ACT each year earn the top score.
The fair is from 9 a.m. to noon at River Ridge High School, and offers job candidates the opportunity to meet district and school leaders.
The Clark Creek Elementary STEM Academy was named the Georgia winner by the International Technology and Engineering Educators Association.
Three Woodstock Middle School students will compete Feb. 20 at the Georgia Harvest Vegetable cook-off in Macon.
There are 14 elementary schools in Cherokee with classroom space available to accommodate students from outside the attendance zone.
Chattahoochee Tech continues to see strong enrollment, with more than 10,000 students registering for classes this semester.
A Mill Creek Middle School teacher is one of 26 teachers in STEM fields across the country selected as a 2019-20 Teacher Fellows.
All 22 nursing students who graduated last month from Reinhardt University's Cauble School of Nursing & Health Sciences are now employed.
A Johnston Elementary School kindergarten teacher was selected for an inaugural Extraordinary Educators recognition program.
More than 20 Cherokee County students placed first in competitions, advancing them to the regional social studies fair.
Arnold Mill Elementary School Teacher of the Year Casey Wheeler sees a place for social and emotional learning in every child's day.
The kindergarten teacher is one of 31 across the country to be selected.
The school-based food pantry is one of dozens in a program by MUST Ministries.
The annual Cherokee County School District Senior Bowl highlighted football players, cheerleaders, marching band members and JROTC cadets.
The school achieved the recognition awarded only to the top 5 percent of Title I schools in the state based on students’ academic success.
Cherokee Schools earned the highest total number of awards presented with 17 gold awards – including two “Best in State” honors.
River Ridge High School senior Callie Goins is one of two students in school history to achieve the perfect score.
The competition involved 12 of Cherokee County's elementary schools, which collected over 167,000 plastic bags.
An E.T. Booth Middle assistant principal was recently named the 2020 Georgia Middle School Assistant Principal of the Year.
The Georgia Department of Education’s annual ratings measure how a community views the quality of its school’s culture and character.
Cherokee schools celebrated the Halloween season with book character dress-up days, charitable fundraisers and special events.
River Ridge High School junior Maya Osborne earned the top composite score of 36 on the college entrance and placement test.
The Cherokee County Schools class of 2019 scored an overall score of 22.7, exceeding Georgia’s 21.4 and the nation’s 20.7.
An E.T. Booth Middle assistant principal is one of two leaders named a finalist for GA Middle School Assistant Principal of the Year.
Cherokee Schools' 2018-19 CCRPI average is 83, an increase from 79 the previous year, and exceeding the state average of 76.
"Students have so many gifts and intelligences!"
The day-long festival featured award-winning author Becky Albertalli, along with an assortment of creative and professional workshops.
Registration for the new Winter Term will begin Oct. 21 and coincides with Spring Semester registration.
More than 60 Cherokee County parents tried different ways to prepare squash as part of the CCSD School Nutrition Parent Recipe contest.
The Chattahoochee Tech Foundation’s 2019 Reverse Raffle raised a record amount of funds to help Chattahoochee Tech students in need.